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Documentation & Knowledge

Slite vs GitBook

Compare with for 10 people.

Slite
58%
match · $1,200/yr
GitBook
84%
match · $780/yr

GitBook is the better fit.

It has a free plan you can start on today.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Slite
Entry plan
$10.00 × 10 seats$100.00
× 12 months$1,200.00
Per year
$10.00 per person / mo
$1,200

GitBook
Entry plan
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$65.00
× 12 months$780.00
Per year
$6.50 per person / mo
$780

Choose a tool

Slite

From $10
G2 4.6 · 289 reviews

Small and mid-size teams that want a simple wiki with strong upkeep tools and AI answers.

GitBook

From $65Free plan
G2 4.7 · 208 reviews

Product and engineering teams publishing public product or API documentation alongside code.

Side by side

SliteGitBook
PricingFrom $10/user/month (billed annually); 14-day trialFree for 1 user; paid from $65/site/month + $12/user/month (billed annually)
G2 Rating4.6 (289 reviews)4.7 (208 reviews)
Best ForSmall and mid-size teams that want a simple wiki with strong upkeep tools and AI answers.Product and engineering teams publishing public product or API documentation alongside code.

Pros and cons

Slite

Pros

  • Verification and ownership on the Basic plan
  • Clean, focused editor
  • EU data hosting by default
  • Imports from both Notion and Confluence

Cons

  • No free plan, only a 14-day trial
  • SCIM and audit logs are Enterprise only
  • Fewer structured-data features than Notion

GitBook

Pros

  • Docs live next to code via Git Sync
  • Unlimited page views on every plan
  • Strong public docs features and SEO
  • Free plan for a single user

Cons

  • Per-site pricing adds up for internal wikis
  • Authenticated (private) access listed only on Ultimate and Enterprise
  • Single imports are capped at 20 pages

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